Design Concept

The Medieval Town Hall is an unprecedented concept in the lego universe, offering an immersive building experience with a double-sided, 360° model featuring four distinct display modes.

Face A – The Town Hall
A monumental façade at the heart of civic life. Inside are the grand hall where citizens present their grievances, a prison, archives, a fountain, a sundial, and a dovecote.

Face B – The Medieval Square
A lively and colorful façade with half-timbered houses and a garden. It includes the mayor’s house and office, a reception hall, a tax collection shop, and a music salon.

Each side can be displayed closed or open, revealing detailed interiors. A stone arch and an elevated walkway create a graceful transition between the two façades, symbolically linking the authority of the Town Hall with the vibrancy of the Medieval Square.

The Story

At the heart of the town, the mayor and the sheriff listen to the people’s petitions under the watchful eyes of the local guards. Yet behind this official appearance lie intrigues and mysteries:

the mayor’s secret allegiance,
four hidden passages, including two leading to mysterious chambers,
enigmatic graffiti scattered across the town.

On the other side, the square comes alive with musicians, artists, and townsfolk, creating the image of a vibrant, open place where public life intertwines with the town’s hidden secrets.

Model Features

Double-sided 360° design: four display modes (Face A closed or open / Face B closed or open)
Dimensions (W × D × H):

Faces A & B closed: 58.7 × 54.9 × 26.8 cm (23.1 × 21.6 × 10.6 in)
Face A open: 69.8 × 54.9 × 26.8 cm (27.5 × 21.6 × 10.6 in)
Face B open: 74.1 × 46.5 × 26.8 cm (29.2 × 18.3 × 10.6 in)

13 exclusive minifigures: mayor, sheriff, scribe, peasant, child, writer, adventurer, painter, bard + 4 guards
Accessories & animals: petition urn, tax bag, scroll, manuscripts, musical instruments, crow, painting easel, squirrel, pigeons…
Interactive features: playable petition urn, opening doors, furnished interiors, secret passages, movable accessories, and hidden easter eggs to discover

Team Note

With the Medieval Town Hall, we wanted to offer a complementary vision to the Castle universe: not a castle, but a place of social gathering where the community meets, debates, exchanges, and lives together. We chose a contained scale so it would fit seamlessly with existing sets such as the Medieval Town Square, the Seaside Market, or the Lion Knights’ Castle.

Beyond the visual and narrative aspects, we also aimed to deliver the best possible building experience: reducing repetition, incorporating recent lego techniques, and creating original designs that make the construction process as enjoyable as the final display.

Our wish is that this model will spark your imagination, invite you to explore its secrets, and inspire you to bring your own medieval stories to life.